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'Good citizens are forced to exist in caged homes' in T&T
sgtdjones
2018-06-25 14:51:55
'Good citizens are forced to exist in caged homes' in T&T
In extending condolences to the family of murdered businessman, Simon Moss, the Greater Tunapuna Chamber of Industry and Commerce (GTCIC) has called on Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley to speak to citizens on the issue of crime.
A release stated that the Chamber continues to note with alarm the continuously spiralling crime rate in this country.
It stated that the brutal death of Moss, a car parts dealer, has sent shockwaves through the Greater Tunapuna community.
“After over two years under the current administration, the GTCIC has observed the National Security Ministry, led by Edmund Dillon, is out of its depth in dealing with the crime problem. The GTCIC also notes with concern, after much political wrestling and casting aspersion on the Opposition, the present administration finally got the Anti-Gang legislation passed. A legal framework touted as a sharpened blade to cut off the tentacles of crime. One month has passed since this legislation has been enacted, yet the criminal elements in this country roam freely, while the upstanding and good citizens are forced to exist in caged homes for safety,” it stated.
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Dis gotta be false news
Since bravos on the grung, ah go ask he ?
sgtdjones
2018-06-25 14:53:37
A DAUGHTER’S PAIN: Family angry, fearful after dad slain
FOR 33 years Swarsatee “Susan” Samaroo, 51, and her husband John “JJ” Samaroo, 53, were inseparable. Her children now do not know how to tell their mother that her husband has been murdered.
John “JJ” Samaroo and Susan were attacked at their mini mart at Section Two Road, Four Roads, Tamana on Thursday night by bandits who slit their throats. These killers are roaming around freely and Shannon Samaroo believes that her parents would never get justice.
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sgtdjones
2018-06-25 14:55:18
Ex-soldier charged with woman's kidnap, assault, robbery
EX-soldier Jeremiah “Tears” Joseph has been denied bail on charges that he kidnapped, falsely imprisoned and assaulted a woman.
Joseph, 32, of La Romaine last Friday faced San Fernando magistrate Alicia Chankar who read the charges that on March 18 at a bar in Couva he took and carried away the woman.
It was also alleged that on that same day at La Romaine he falsely imprisoned her and also assaulted her to cause actual bodily harm.
Joseph also faced the charge that on August 21 2017, at La Romaine, he robbed another woman of $31,600 cash, her $1,200 cellular phone and $8,500 in jewelry.
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sgtdjones
2018-06-25 14:56:31
Couple ambushed in Aripo, man beaten, car stolen
An Arima man was beaten and left for dead near the Aripo River, after a gunman pounced on him and a woman as they sat in a vehicle on Saturday.
Gerald Gomez, 67, was rescued after a retired police officer stopped a passing police patrol, and taken to hospital for treatment. His companion, whose name was not released by police, escaped injury.
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sgtdjones
2018-06-25 14:57:59
"Tall Man Gang" stresses Piarco residents
A GANG of seven, calling itself “Tall Man Gang” has been causing no end of problems for residents of North Bank Road in Piarco.
Residents say this gang is responsible for an upsurge in praedial larceny, break-ins and burglaries.
The residents complained that both the Caroni and Piarco police stations are aware of this gang due to numerous complaints they have made, but nothing has been done.
One resident said the gang stole 26 of his ducks last week. He said he moved to the area to live about a year ago and decided to rear ducks and grow ground provisions, plantains and peppers for sale
He said he purchased close to 100 ducklings with the intent of raising and then selling them. Last Wednesday he secured the ducks in a pen behind his house and went to Rio Claro to visit relatives.
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Dis dam false news, Security minister says None exist.
Bravos on the grund dong dey, he go tell us if it's true.
sgtdjones
2018-06-25 15:00:01
Residents too scared to investigate: Murdered man’s body left on street for hours
The bullet-riddled body of Martin Julien was left on a Morvant street for almost five hours after he was shot, as residents were too frightened to venture out of their homes to investigate.
At around midnight last night, Julien, 44, was standing outside his Red Hill extension, Morvant home, when neighbours reported hearing gunfire.
Residents did not investigate for fear of the gunmen and instead stayed in their homes until around 5 am, when they saw his body.
North Eastern Division police were called. The body was taken to the Forensic Science Centre, where an autopsy is expected to be done today.
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bravos busy installing barbed wire , PJ say Rowley is he PM......PJ dis not true huh?
runout
2018-06-25 15:21:42
LOL...instead of putting the criminals in the cages, the people are being caged. 
Darn...freedom?
sgtdjones
2018-06-25 17:30:08
BeatDball
2018-06-25 19:20:55
Same shoite in all the English speaking Caribbean. U gat money & prominence - nice home is surrounded by high gate & fence! Tacky.
granite
2018-06-25 20:15:58
Let's just agree that the people of Trinidad are running amok,it's like a runaway juggernaut never to be caught by the dumbfucks who is in charge.Those fools in charge are just a little smarter than the idiots who put them there,I say tek wah allyuh get now,he get the Ferry yet,I guess not,gwan Rowley yuh gats another 3 years.
Andy99
2018-06-25 20:52:43
In reply to sgtdjones
'Good citizens are forced to exist in caged homes' in T&T
Goddamn truth.
Andy99
2018-06-26 09:28:56
In reply to sgtdjones
A similar report
He said the surge of crime has also caused businesses to lock up early for fear of being targeted.
“Most of the bars, restaurants and shops that sold food in the night have started closing by 6pm, the business people say they don’t feel safe at all and they refuse to let themselves become targets. This is affecting every aspect of life.”
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But forget them and the news, Batman knows best.
